§ 6.56.130. Drinking water.

(a)

The licensee shall provide a potable domestic water supply from a source approved by the health officer. If the source is an existing drilled well or one is to be drilled on the site, applicable state and county ordinances shall be complied with in respect to its construction and protection against contamination and pollution. Licensee shall notify the health officer as to the method of supplying water not less than thirty days prior to the event for the purpose of determining its chemical and bacteriological quality. Trucks used to haul water into site shall prior to use be cleaned and sterilized under supervision of county health department officials. Water trucks shall not be used for any other purpose during the course of the event. An attendant shall be on duty at each truck during normal waking hours.

(b)

Water shall be provided for employees and spectators at the following rate per person per day:

Employees: thirty five gallons.

Spectators: ten gallons.

(c)

Approved-type drinking fountains shall be provided as follows:

(1)

One drinking fountain for the first one hundred persons;

(2)

Two drinking fountains for more than one hundred, but less than five hundred persons;

(3)

One additional drinking fountain for each additional five hundred persons or fraction thereof;

(d)

Common drinking cups or containers shall be prohibited.

(e)

The approval by the health officer of licensee's drinking water plans shall be a prerequisite to the issuance of the license for the outdoor activity.

(Ord. 1743 § 1 (part), 1977: Ord. 1101 § 2 (part), 1970: prior code § 8-550)